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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1929

Page

3

Sprint to a big sale on a crowded train chase

Ed races through cars to beat broker Jim Briggs. He reconnects with Billy on board and she foils his rival by sending a lead to Fork River. Weeks later Ed discovers Billy has become a successful sales partner and reports a windfall commission while planning a new apartment.

Blanche Billy Jim Briggs Jim Hill & Co Telegraph Fork River DuBary Briggs Duluth Crow Wing County

Virtues Ascribed to English Church Bells

London Times notes rural bell-ringers ascribe special powers to bells and recounts monkish verses about bells tempering storms and thunder. Historical records from Sandwich in 1464 mention bells aiding ringing during thunder.

Sandwich London Times

Origin of Khaki Color in Military Uniforms

The word khaki derives from a Hindu term for dust color. In India dust during the dry season inspired the term. British troops in India adopted khaki in 1882, the United States in the Spanish American War, and today the U S Army uses olive drab as its color.

India United States

Study of parmecium Reconstructs Itself In Lab Work

Scientists study the parmecium, a one cell animal, at Osborn Zoological Laboratory in New Haven Connecticut to understand life’s fundamentals and evolution.

Osborn Zoological Laboratory New Haven Conn

Clay Phrase Origin Traced to 1839 Senate Talk

Pathfinder Magazine notes Henry Clay, nicknamed the Mill Boy of the Slashes, did not speak the quote in 1850 but in 1839 during a private talk with Senator William Preston of South Carolina. Preston later recycled the line at a Philadelphia Whig meeting, establishing the famous saying.

Henry Clay Hanover Virginia Pathfinder Magazine Clas United States Senate Kentucky Clay Senate Harry of the West William Preston South Carolina Preston Senor Preston Philadelphia

Fashion Trends Midseason Coats And Straw-Touched Hats

In the transition from winter to spring, cloth coats gain fur trimming with subtle tones and color matching. Felt hats remain central, with intricate brims, straw accents, and new back-focused silhouettes. Designers showcase cape collars, draped furs, and mixed materials as spring fashion builds on smart felt and straw ensembles. Julia Bottomley, 1929 Western Newspaper Union.

Kathryn Crawford

Aunt's Promise Sparks Toy Run Budget

Not mentioning Nick's aunt promised a downtown toy trip if he behaved. He kept reminding her fearing she would forget. In desperation she warned she might skip the trip if he kept mentioning it, and he quipped about X Y 2.

Nick

California Fig Syrup Praised By Los Angeles Mother

A Los Angeles boy named Leroy Young is highlighted by his mother as thriving after using California Fig Syrup to treat stomach weakness constipation and bilious spells. The ad cites physicians approval the product’s vegetable basis and widespread use with four million bottles yearly and a reminder to look for the California label.

Leroy Young Georgia St Los Angeles Leroy California

Novel head band for hairdressers in skin tone rubberized silk

A new rubberized silk head band in skin tone is now selling in leading shops. It is designed for use during cream and make up application and suits wearers with both long and short hair.

Preserve Shoes Drying Boots With Grease Rub

Drying wet boots over a register risks spoiling leather as heat cracks it. To keep boots soft apply grease into the leather to preserve condition and prevent damage.

Velvet Negligee Described in Print Detail

A printed velvet negligee features oval white disks on a knee length gown worn over white crepe de chine pajamas with plaited trousers.

Stringing Beads and Proper Pearl Restringing Tips

Guidance on restringing graduated pearls by laying them out in order before stringing. Emphasizes arranging beads by size on a table to ensure correct placement and smooth stringing.

Pastor Koenig's Nervine Promoted For Nervous Ailments

An old time remedy by Pastor Koenig called Nervine is advertised with a large free sample offer. The copy notes the formula derives from German doctors and lists Koenig factories in the old world with wide distribution. Readers are urged to write for a generous sample to Koenig Medicine Co in Chicago.

Pastor Koenig Koenig Koenig Medicine Co No. Wells St Chicago Illinois

Clerk’s Telephonic Jolt Traced to Fireman Habit

Visitor asks why the new clerk reacts to bell, manager explains the response is a force of habit from prior service as a fireman.

Senator Pittman Buys Dawes Senate Sign Pen

Nevada Democrat Senator Pittman adds to his pen collection with the pen Vice President Dawes used to sign the Boulder dam bill. The piece ends with a humorous exchange about honesty and keeping found money.

Pittman Nevada Congress Dawes Senate Boulder Dam

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